It’s The Thought That Counts
November 7, 2012
Opening new doors can be as simple as closing old ones. Simple, but not always easy because there can be a tendency to hold on to elements of our lives
Opening new doors can be as simple as closing old ones. Simple, but not always easy because there can be a tendency to hold on to elements of our lives
This post is inspired by an entry from my training journal in which I was challenged to provide support to another member of the group. The entry itself doesn’t appear
It is not uncommon for my clients to express concern; to worry about the attainment of their goals. When they do, my advice is always the same: assume you will
In this post I talk about my attachment to the first company logo I designed and how it took some direct feedback, followed by a little time for the feedback to sink in,
This is a beautifully simple tool which helps to highlight the kind of manipulative interactions (games) which occur on a regular basis, whether consciously or unconsciously. It looks like this:
This entry shows how things have changed for me with regard to how I react to situations. I have already said that one of my main issues when I started
After working through the night on Friday, Karaj and I drove to Manchester early yesterday morning. He was attending a course and I was visiting Sonny, an old friend. I
06.45 E&M 65 mins. Most of the the morning was taken up with the latest challenge to Kuldip. Karaj was intense. Kuldip is somehow incapable of following instructions. Later, during
I received feedback this morning on the last five days’ appraisal. I had written what I considered to be some interesting stuff over a period of time during which I